The school is also part of Des Moines Public Schools' $265 million bond plan, which will pay for improvements to the buildings, more preschool programs, and specialized "signature" schools to make learning better.

Q1. What kinds of clubs and things to do are there at King Elementary School that aren't in school?

Ans. King Elementary has a lot of fun things to do outside of school, like art and music classes, after-school clubs, and sports that change with the seasons.

Q2. Do special needs students get help at King Elementary?

Ans. Yes, the school has special education programs that help students with different learning needs by giving them individualized learning plans, accommodations, and targeted support.

Q3. Are there programs at the school for kids who don't speak English?

Ans. King Elementary helps students who don't speak English well do well in school by giving them language development programs and help in the classroom.

Q4. What does King Elementary do to keep its students safe and healthy?

Ans. The school has strict safety rules, anti-bullying programs, and social-emotional learning programs to make sure that all students feel safe and supported.

Q5. Can parents join in on activities at King Elementary?

Yes. Parents can help by volunteering, going to parent-teacher conferences, going to school events, and joining parent groups. This makes it easier for families and school staff to work together.